I got the readings of off a test strip. I'm not the best at reading them so I could be off a margin but I think I am pretty close.
Take it from a newbie like me, and everyone else on here will tell you the same. Pool stores and test strips aren't good at all and do not give good/accurate readings. You need to invest in a proper test kit such as the TF-100 kit, look it up on Google, or it is in the signature of FattyLumpkin, or this link should work -
http://tftestkits.net/splash-page.html or another test kit that people on this site suggest.
I have a TF-100 kit and love it. No more guessing the color on a test strip, or driving to the pool store to get a test (they are usually wrong anyway), and I know it's done correctly and that my readings are accurate. I can tell you, that if you stick with this website and listen to what they tell you, you will have a clear and sparkling pool in no time with WAY less cost than what the pool store will tell you. The other thing you need to look at is the FC/CYA chart (you said you have a CYA of 0, so your chlorine will get used up quickly), but an FC reading of 0.5 seems really low in my opinion and that cloudiness could be the start of an algae bloom, but again, I am a newbie.
Also add the information of your pool to your signature line, it will help the experts lead you in the right direction.
Someone on here will set you straight, I figured I would throw my 2 cents in.
Brian