I had misunderstood some memory use info, to conclude the images there were using 16 bytes per pixel. Actually it is only 3 bytes. The actual measure of the limit past which it fails is 2**27 pixels in the magnified image. I was incorrect thinking that was 2GB. So it makes even less sense than when I first looked for it. I can't see anything either in hugin or in wxImage that should be bothered by having over 2**27 pixels. But as soon as the magnified image is larger than that, it doesn't get displayed at all (wxImage correctly creates the large image in memory, but it doesn't display).
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