No filter is ideal, so your magnitude will always been affected
somehow by the filter. A Butterworth filter will by definition
attenuate your signal 3dB at its cut-off frequency but the attenuation
becomes smaller the closer you get to 0 Hz (dc).

The passband attenuation (called ripple) depends on the filter type
and order. If you want to minimize this ripple you can either increase
the order of your Butterworth filter and move the cut-off to a higher
frequency or consider, for example, an equi-ripple type filter
(elliptic or equivalent).

Does this answer your question or is your "changing magnitude" an
other problem? If not ... please explain your problem more precisely.

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