A modern mirrorless from Panasonic/Sony/Olympus likely does basically everything that magic lantern does. They're so far ahead of DSLR bodies at this point. So

A modern mirrorless from Panasonic/Sony/Olympus likely does basically everything that magic lantern does. They're so far ahead of DSLR bodies at this point. Sony full frame mirrorless is generally the go to if you want a large sensor with good low light capability, but they are pricey. Oly/panasonic both have a bunch of 4/3 sensor options, and lenses are interchangeable, although optical image stabilization doesn't work as well when mixing lens and body brands.