ok.. guys..
I set the ISO of my film correctly... heres what happened..
FUJIFILM YKL 100ASA (a very cheap film.. i used it just to test my camera)
I took out the film from the box, loaded it in the camera.. i took a couple of blank shots just to get the film counter to frame 1.. i shot my first frame... i looked at the film speed knob and it was on 400asa... i realized i forgot to set it to 100asa. knowing its only the first shot and i have more left that will be usable, i set the film correctly now to 100asa which is the correct film speed of the film... and took pictures of everything i saw...
of course, my aperture and shutterspeed combination was based on the light meter that reads + 0 -... if thats the EI, then i took all my shots at -1/2 exposure because my light meter reads at 0 - (slighty underexposed or half stop underexposure) because i dont want my pictures looking too bright.
after i finished my roll, i took it to my lab and had it developed... i told the lab nothing but just develop and scan the negative, put it in the cd and give back my negatives..
and when i received my pictures, viewing from the cd of course, i noticed that all my shots were either too bright (like the one i posted) or overexposed, knowing that i shot all my pictures - 1/2 underexposed... i have shaky hands so some are blurred (my bad)...
so there, i hope i clarified things to you guys...