You are probably right about the first bath. Agitation will not have too much of an effect there, assuming that the recommended developing is that for a saturated emulsion. Then, the concentrations of developing agent in the emulsion and in the solution are in equilibrium. However, agitation might shorten the time to equilibrium.(posted 8778 days ago)I would expect agitation of the second bath to have the same effect as with conventional one-bath developers. However, Emofin is not a dilute one-shot developer, and I would not expect a pronounced edge effect due to the local depletion of developing agent near edges.