I believe the minimum vision standard is V2 for pilot. While doing the standard medical, I had trouble reading the last line of the test. The medical technician wrote me down as V2. I asked how the testing went afterwards with regards to pilot. I asked if V1 is the requirement and he double checked and it was V2. Same thing happened at Aircrew Selection Pt.2 Medical in Toronto. Had trouble with the last line ( missed some letters on the last line), but they informed me that I passed. Anyways, good luck with your tests and Aircrew Selection.
The last line of the eye chart is 6/4.8.
The second last line is 6/6.
V1 is 6/6 in the better eye, and 6/9 or better in the worse eye.
V2 is 6/18 (or better) in either eye uncorrected, and 6/6 corrected in your better eye, and 6/9 or better in your other eye.
V2 can also be 6/12 in your better and 6/30 in the other eye, uncorrected. Corrected your eyes must be 6/6 and better than 6/9. Diopters must also be better than +/- 7.00.
If you were deemed to be V2, I have to believe you missed more than a few letters on the last line of the chart.
But you are correct that pilot is V2.